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A bare rocky bay is present along the shores of the island, where no trees are present, but many large roots are shown crowding the rocks overlooking a clearing,<ref>Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 203, Page 16</ref> where eight galleries open, leading, through a cave system consisting of an identical number of caves, with four of them converging together in two pairs to create single pathways,<ref>Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 203, Page 7</ref> to the inner part of the island, near to a small waterfall.<ref>Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 207, Page 13</ref> This place acted as the starting point for X784's [[S-Class Wizard Promotion Trial]], with all of the galleries being marked by a letter from "''A''" to "''H''", and back then was marked by the smoke coming from a pile of trunks ordinately disposed in a square shape to generate a massive brazier.<ref>Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 203, Page 6</ref>
 
A bare rocky bay is present along the shores of the island, where no trees are present, but many large roots are shown crowding the rocks overlooking a clearing,<ref>Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 203, Page 16</ref> where eight galleries open, leading, through a cave system consisting of an identical number of caves, with four of them converging together in two pairs to create single pathways,<ref>Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 203, Page 7</ref> to the inner part of the island, near to a small waterfall.<ref>Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 207, Page 13</ref> This place acted as the starting point for X784's [[S-Class Wizard Promotion Trial]], with all of the galleries being marked by a letter from "''A''" to "''H''", and back then was marked by the smoke coming from a pile of trunks ordinately disposed in a square shape to generate a massive brazier.<ref>Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 203, Page 6</ref>
   
The gallery marked by the letter "''C''" leads to a marine cave joining it with another route, with a sandy ground, [[Wikipedia: Stalactite|stalactites]] hanging from the ceiling and [[Wikipedia: Coral|corals]] adorning the rocky sections. The ceiling sports several holes, lighting up the place alongside the number of [[Wikipedia: Firefly|firefly]]-like beings floating in the area, which during the Exam had a large banner bearing the [[Wikipedia: Kanji|kanji]] for "''Fight''" hanging from two stalactites,<ref>Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 203, Pages 19-20</ref> and a wooden portcullis blocking the way to the joint gallery leading out;<ref>Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 204, Pages 2-3</ref> this would have been opened only after the loss of one of the two competing teams fighting in the cave. The gallery marked by the letter "''E''" instead leads to a cave which, aside from stalactites, has a multitude of natural rocky pillars going from the ground to the ceiling. Blooming vegetation grows here, in the form of grass, bushes, corals, [[Wikipedia: Cactus|cactus]]-like plants and [[Wikipedia: Liana|lianas]].<ref>Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 204, Pages 13-19</ref> Holes in the ceiling are present here as well.<ref>Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 206, Page 17</ref> Path "''D''" instead leads to an artificial, ancient-looking tunnel made of stone, covered in [[Wikipedia: Moss|moss]] and having roots from the trees above appear here and there from the ceiling. Stone statues reminiscent of [[Wikipedia: Totem|totems]] are lined up the walls. Gallery "''A''" leads to an open-air beach, with trees and bushes flanking it.<ref>Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 205, Pages 2-5</ref>
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The gallery marked by the letter "''C''" leads to a marine cave joining it with another route, with a sandy ground, [[Wikipedia: Stalactite|stalactites]] hanging from the ceiling and [[Wikipedia: Coral|corals]] adorning the rocky sections. The ceiling sports several holes, lighting up the place alongside the number of [[Wikipedia: Firefly|firefly]]-like beings floating in the area, which during the Exam had a large banner bearing the [[Wikipedia: Kanji|kanji]] for "''Fight''" hanging from two stalactites,<ref>Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 203, Pages 19-20</ref> and a wooden portcullis blocking the way to the joint gallery leading out;<ref>Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 204, Pages 2-3</ref> this would have been opened only after the loss of one of the two competing teams fighting in the cave. The gallery marked by the letter "''E''" instead leads to a cave which, aside from stalactites, has a multitude of natural rocky pillars going from the ground to the ceiling. Blooming vegetation grows here, in the form of grass, bushes, corals, [[Wikipedia: Cactus|cactus]]-like plants and [[Wikipedia: Liana|lianas]].<ref>Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 204, Pages 13-19</ref> Holes in the ceiling are present here as well.<ref>Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 206, Page 17</ref> Path "''D''" instead leads to an artificial, ancient-looking tunnel made of stone, covered in [[Wikipedia: Moss|moss]] and having roots from the trees above appear here and there from the ceiling. Stone statues reminiscent of [[Wikipedia: Totem|totems]] are lined up the walls. Gallery "''A''" leads to an open-air beach, with trees and bushes flanking it.<ref>Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 205, Pages 2-5</ref> Another route is shown leading to a cave with large holes on the walls, similar to rough windows, and a number of [[Wikipedia: Stalagmite|stalagmites]] and stalactites adorning it; polka-dotted mushrooms, somehow reminiscent of [[Wikipedia: Amanita muscaria|amanita muscaria]] with inverted colorschemes, are also present.
   
 
Enormous, aggressive animals live on this island, some looking like pseudo-dinosaurs. Apparently, a few of these animals can speak in human language as well.
 
Enormous, aggressive animals live on this island, some looking like pseudo-dinosaurs. Apparently, a few of these animals can speak in human language as well.

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Tenrou Island (天狼島, Tenrō Jima lit. Heaven Wolf Island) is the holy ground of the Fairy Tail guild. X784's S-Class Wizard Promotion Trial was held on this island.[1] It is also the resting place of Fairy Tail's first Guild Master, Mavis Vermilion.[2]

Climate and Area

Examinaters base

Examiners' base

Tenrou Island is well-known for its summer-hot climate, not affected by other climates and weather systems on the mainland. Cana Alberona noted this is because of clashing currents present in the area, which keep temperatures high all year long.[3]

Barrier

The Island is normally hidden by a strong barrier, making it impossible to find no matter what magic one uses. This is because there is a highly classified secret regarding Fairy Tail hidden there.

Geography, Flora and Fauna

Tenrou Island - bonus infos

Animals from Tenrou Island

Tenrou Island stands alone in the middle of the sea, with no other isles visible in the surrounding area. It is a mildly small, rocky and steep island covered by lush vegetation, both bright yellow[4] and green in color.[5] One side of the island is shown to be particular rocky, possessing large formations jutting outwards from the ground, one near the shore, protruding above the sea, and the other near the center of the island, overlooking it; the latter has a pair of waterfalls falling down from it in a small lake below. Topping such second rocky formation stands the most distinctive element of the island: the Tenrou Tree, a gigantic tree with a gnarled, mildly curved trunk, ending in a number of large branches which sustain something that has been described as being similar to "an island of top of an island", being a large, flat section composed of earth and crowded by a multitude of normal-sized trees.[2]

Galleries

A bare rocky bay is present along the shores of the island, where no trees are present, but many large roots are shown crowding the rocks overlooking a clearing,[6] where eight galleries open, leading, through a cave system consisting of an identical number of caves, with four of them converging together in two pairs to create single pathways,[7] to the inner part of the island, near to a small waterfall.[8] This place acted as the starting point for X784's S-Class Wizard Promotion Trial, with all of the galleries being marked by a letter from "A" to "H", and back then was marked by the smoke coming from a pile of trunks ordinately disposed in a square shape to generate a massive brazier.[9]

The gallery marked by the letter "C" leads to a marine cave joining it with another route, with a sandy ground, stalactites hanging from the ceiling and corals adorning the rocky sections. The ceiling sports several holes, lighting up the place alongside the number of firefly-like beings floating in the area, which during the Exam had a large banner bearing the kanji for "Fight" hanging from two stalactites,[10] and a wooden portcullis blocking the way to the joint gallery leading out;[11] this would have been opened only after the loss of one of the two competing teams fighting in the cave. The gallery marked by the letter "E" instead leads to a cave which, aside from stalactites, has a multitude of natural rocky pillars going from the ground to the ceiling. Blooming vegetation grows here, in the form of grass, bushes, corals, cactus-like plants and lianas.[12] Holes in the ceiling are present here as well.[13] Path "D" instead leads to an artificial, ancient-looking tunnel made of stone, covered in moss and having roots from the trees above appear here and there from the ceiling. Stone statues reminiscent of totems are lined up the walls. Gallery "A" leads to an open-air beach, with trees and bushes flanking it.[14] Another route is shown leading to a cave with large holes on the walls, similar to rough windows, and a number of stalagmites and stalactites adorning it; polka-dotted mushrooms, somehow reminiscent of amanita muscaria with inverted colorschemes, are also present.

Enormous, aggressive animals live on this island, some looking like pseudo-dinosaurs. Apparently, a few of these animals can speak in human language as well.

The island has giant rock formations under the Tenrou Tree that resemble wolves howling at the sky, which may have been the reason for the name Tenrou (meaning heavenly wolf). Whether they are natural, carved, or made by magic is unknown. There are also ruins that can be found on this island, which indicates someone once stayed there.

Makarov Dreyar went on to note that, in the past, Tenrou Island was said to have been inhabited by a real fairy.[2]

The lower half of the island is full of natural caves, which form a large, underground labyrinth. On the surface, the island is covered by rich, tropical jungles and waterfalls. It was serving as the battleground in the war between Grimoire Heart and Fairy Tail. It was thought to be destroyed by The Black Dragon, Acnologia, after the Fairy Tail and Grimoire Heart war ended. But, seven years later Ichiya tells the surviving members of Fairy Tail that Tenrou Island still exists.


Magic and Abilities

The Great Tenrou Tree bestows divine protection upon those bearing the Fairy Tail crest marking so they can not die while on the island.[15]

References

  1. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 201, Pages 14-15
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 203, Pages 4-5
  3. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 203, Page 2
  4. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 200, Page 1
  5. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 207, Page 1
  6. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 203, Page 16
  7. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 203, Page 7
  8. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 207, Page 13
  9. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 203, Page 6
  10. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 203, Pages 19-20
  11. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 204, Pages 2-3
  12. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 204, Pages 13-19
  13. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 206, Page 17
  14. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 205, Pages 2-5
  15. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 235

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